Resolve customer service inquiries from start to finish
January 26, 2012Providing exceptional customer service is an activity that most organizations must achieve to grow and retain their client base. For firms that need functionality going “above and beyond” what their CRM platforms offer, Info-Tech recommends adopting a best-of-breed point solution … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Research, What's New in Research | Tagged Assistly, crm, CSM, customer service, Customer Service Management, customer-relationship-management, Dynamics, microsoft, mobile, Oracle, Parature, rightnow, salesforce, Service Cloud, Siebel, social-media, SugarCRM, Team Support, ZenDesk | Leave a comment
CES 2012: Day 1 Wrap
January 11, 2012Day 1 of the 2012 International Consumer Electronics show is behind us, and boy, are there going to be a lot of ultrabooks coming out this year. Ultrabooks were one of the key themes of Microsoft’s final CES keynote and … Continue reading
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And we’re off: CES 2012, here we come
January 9, 2012It’s a new year, and for 150,000 techies, geeks, and gadget hounds, it’s time to make the annual pilgrimage to Las Vegas for the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES). As an analyst firm focused on providing research and advisory services to … Continue reading
Posted in News & Analysis | Tagged android, CES 2012, consumer technology, Ford, google, intel, LG, microsoft, mobile, Samsung, smart TV, smartphone, tablets, ultrabooks, verizon, xerox, YouTube | Comments Off
Times, they are a changin’
December 21, 2011Earlier this week RIM reported disappointing revenue and earnings – on lowered fiscal Q3 guidance. We might expect this from RIM – in fact they did better than I expected. RIM is on the burning platform that Nokia’s freshly appointed … Continue reading
Posted in Analyst's Angle, News & Analysis | Tagged CIO, cisco, Citrix, hp, microsoft, Oracle, RIM, Spend, spending, thrifty, VMWare | Comments Off
It’s complicated: Use Enterprise PPM to manage the complexity
November 14, 2011Business simply doesn’t happen in a perfect, orderly, predictable way. People need the right tools to manage all the complexity. IT is expected to keep tabs on hundreds, even thousands, of projects happening at any given instant – to provide … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Governance, News & Analysis, What's New in Research | Tagged application management, Artemis, Changepoint, Compuware, enterprise ppm, enterprise project portfolio management, eppm, Instantis, microsoft, Microsoft Project Server, Oracle, Planisware, Planview, PowerSteering, ppm, Primavera, product development, professional services automation, project, project manager, project planning, project portfolio management, project prioritization, project reporting, project-management, psa, resource management | Comments Off
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